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Dec 22, 2024
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Catalog 2023-2024
Energy Technology, AAS
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Emphasis: Energy Technology
Degree: Associate in Applied Science
Total Units: 93-95
Class Type: Lecture, Lab, Hybrid
Purpose: The Power Operations AAS Degree program prepares students to compete for employment in the Power Generation Industry. Centralia College is designated as Washington State’s Center of Excellence for Energy Technology and is supported by statewide energy industry and labor leaders. The Energy Technology degree offers coursework in traditional sources of power generation as well as renewable energy and energy efficiency. The program prepares students for entry level positions such as power plant assistant control operator, technician, and other high voltage apprenticeships.
Program Outcomes: Upon successful completion, students will have demonstrated the ability to:
- Understand and operate electrical systems
- Understand the components used in the transmission of electricity
- Specialize in power generating, power transmission, metering, substation operations, plant mechanics, or boiler operations
- Knowledge of Energy Efficiency and hands-on experience of doing an energy audit of a home or building
- Knowledge of a practice for entrance exams that are typically required for entry into the electric utility industry
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Suggested Order of Classes
Term 4
- PPO 100 - Intro to Energy Industry 5 Unit(s)
- PPO 103 - Electric Utility Distribution 5 Unit(s)
- PPO 201 - Steam Plant Systems 5 Unit(s)
Term 6
- PPO 208 - Hydroelectric Power 5 Unit(s)
- Elective 5 Unit(s)
- Elective 5 Unit(s)
Note:
*Courses may be taken during the summer quarter.
**Suggested for AAS ERA students.
1st year Energy Technology program electives (12): TRDS 150 , TRDS 160 , ERA 119 , additional approved elective (5), PPO, ERA, MEC, IT, CS&, Natural Science with lab, Quantitative Skills Distribution.
2nd year Energy Technology electives: courses within PPO, ERA, MEC, DET 235 , CS&, I T 101 , Natural Science with lab, Quantitative Skills Distribution.
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